The focus of this category is on emergency services, namely police, fire and emergency medical services.
Recommended Resources
AAEM, the American Academy of Emergency Medicine, is a non-profit organization which provides training and certification information, as well as membership details for those in the field.
http://www.aaem.org/
ABEM, the American Board of Emergency Medicine, is a non-profit organization which trains, certifies, and evaluates specialists in the field of emergency medicine.
http://www.abem.org/
ACEP, the American College of Emergency Physicians, is a non-profit organization which represents more than 19,000 emergency medical physicians.
http://www.acep.org/
Air Ambulance Specialists, Inc. (AASI) provides Domestic and International air ambulance transportation utilizing private, medically equipped, fixed wing aircraft.
http://www.airaasi.com/
Association of Emergency Physicians
Non-profit organization which provides information about the training and certification required; with membership details.
http://www.aep.org/
The E Med Home website is one of the Web's best resources for information on emergency medicine. The website also provides a monthly podcast that discusses various issues in emergency medicine. You can also find analysis of real clinical cases and learn how to improve your medical skills.
http://www.emedhome.com
East Jefferson General Hospital
East Jefferson General Hospital opened in 1971 and has been serving the patrons of greater New Orleans ever since. EJGH stands as a state-of-the-art hospital with more than 420 beds. Still a community hospital with a board comprised of representatives throughout the community, our patients are served by a staff of more than 3,000 team members and more than 650 physicians.
http://www.ejgh.org/
Emergency Medicine Residents Association
EMRA is a non-profit organization for residents (and students) in training for emergency medicine.
http://www.emra.org/
Features an extensive collection of emergency medical resources for both primary care and acute care. Includes links to medical journals, and medical textbooks.
http://www.ncemi.org/
ApolloMD has over 30 years of experience and looks to provide the highest quality physicians and APCs for emergency department services, and all clinicians are offered ownership, promoting teamwork and collaboration across all specialties. As an established ED staffing partner, we work to assemble a core group of clinicians to live within the community and become truly vested to the hospital.
https://apollomd.com/hospitals/services/emergency-medicine/
Discussion board features subjects like wilderness EMS and sections for various levels of EMT work.
http://www.emtlife.com/
Helps companies stay ADA compliant with help phone solutions for emergency communications, including help phone installation and monitoring for elevators, pools, stairwells, garages
https://www.kingsiii.com/
The official website of the Los Angeles Fire Department provides information about fire safety and the department's activities. You can find out about major fires in Los Angeles. The site also has information on how to prepare for disasters and other kinds of emergencies.
http://www.lafd.org/
National Association For Ambulatory Care
The National Association For Ambulatory Care is a non-profit organization representing urgent care centers and clinics throughout the United States of America.
http://www.urgentcare.org/
National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians
NREMT is a non-profit organization which serves as a national hub of emergency medical services providers.
http://www.nremt.org/
NENA, the National Emergency Number Association, is a non-profit organization with a mandate to advance the technology, availability, and implementation of a universal emergency telephone number system.
http://www.nena.org/
NIEC, the National Institute of Emergency Care, is a non-profit organization concerned with the training and certification of emergency care practitioners.
http://niec.org/
osha.gov - Emergency Preparedness and Response
This website provides federal standards for emergency preparedness to help employers handle emergencies. Provided by the US Department of Labor, you can find advice on how to deal with explosions, develop an emergency response plan and how to keep workers safe during recovery.
http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/emergencypreparedness/
People come here to read and write messages which are about being an emergency medical technician. Threads include topics including the difference between a paramedic and an EMT, gadgets available to those in the industry, and information about continuing education.
http://community.ems1.com/forum/
Web site provides information about emergency medical training; with educational resources, certification references, and other details.
http://www.techrescue.org/
Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine is a non-profit organization which provides information on societal activities, as well as membership details.
http://www.saem.org/
Non-profit organization providing the latest information in the field of emergency medicine; for trauma care providers throughout the globe.
http://www.trauma.org/
This institute is founded and endorsed by AHA trained medical doctors from Georgetown Medical Center and UNC Chapel Hill Medical Hospital and offers ACLS certification and recertification online classes and courses for medical professionals.
http://www.aclscertification.com
